If Any One Has Origins On Ps3 Can U Email Me At Coz I Want It But Cant Afford It So I Will

I pirate games because I can't afford them. I only play single player. Am I immoral?

The problem with your question is that you are making a number of inherent assumptions in your statement.I can’t afford to play video games.Now, I’m more than willing to believe that even if you have SOME form of funds, you can’t afford to play $60+ a pop on the next AAA title. And let’s be honest: anyone with that kind of money is a very privileged person indeed.However, the thing is that, even with a $0 budget, there are more than enough experiences out there for the shoe-string budget gamer. Just type in the words “free to play” in any gaming search engine, and you’ll get HUNDREDS of fantastic titles. There’s no shortage of excellent shooters, and you can even find a title for pretty much every single niche genre.Okay, but I NEED to play THIS game right NOW.I know this may be a bit of a whiplash from the previous paragraph where I tried to offer an olive branch, but frankly I find this attitude complete bollocks. Gaming is a luxury, not a right. You are not entitled to play a certain title the moment you want it, regardless of your ability to pay for it.Don’t want to pay full price for a game? Don’t buy it, then. Wait for that $40 game to go on sale for a fraction of the price, and pick it up then. Hell, you say you bought Stardew Valley after pirating it; I’m not sure how I feel about the whole “I’ll buy it if I like it when it goes on sale” attitude since I’m skeptical that pirates DO purchase the game eventually, but hey, I’m not your warden. If you can be honest with yourself like that, that’s a reasonable attitude.

Can you play online PS4 without a PS Plus?

Very few games offer online without Ps Plus. The biggest free online game would be Fortnite. There are many other smaller ones but are mainly pay to win.

Do you prefer your copies of video games to be digital or physical?

I prefer physical copies of games for many reasons over a digital copy.Price —Steam and origin (or rather, their sales) to one side, buying a game on the psn store, xbox store or Nintendo eshop tend to be full price for a very long period of time and by full price im talking £49.99 —£59.99 (im from the UK btw) per game. Instore, while the price may be similar on release, the prices tend to fluctuate. Take for example Star Wars Battlefront for PS4 and Xbox One, this was full price (£54.99) on PSN and Xbox Live for a long time, while in store, it did not take long to be able to find a copy for around £30.Trading - With physical games, should you get bored or realise you have bought the wrong game (incorrect console format) you will be able to trade that game in or get a refund. This is useful if you have a stack of old games you no longer play and you want to get something brand new. You can't do this on console digital stores (although i think with steam you can….certainly able to get a refund)Collection - I don't know about others, but i prefer to display all my game cases in my living room, just looks nicer in my opinion.Storage - Games for all formats nowadays need to be installed onto your console or computer hard drive before you can play them, while not as space saving as disc based games were compared to downloads, its still easier to delete and install the game later in order to free up space. Take, for example, you have a PS4 with a 500gb hard drive. PS4 games all install from disc and can take anywhere between 10gb and 60gb+ (GTA V im looking at you) its much quicker to uninstall a physical game and reinstall via disc than it is to uninstall a digital and install via downloading again, unless of course you have the fastest internet known to man.So these are my opinions to why i prefer physical games than digital games. It's not to say digital games have their advantage (for example ease of changing game and load times) but for the trade in factor alone, it's physical gaming for me

Why is PC online or multiplayer gaming is free unlike the PS4 or Xbox One, where you have to pay fees to enjoy online gaming? Are consoles service providers making us fools?

Yes. Yes they are.I used to be a loyal sony fan until I got a ps4, then it just went downhill.My ip was constantly getting banned and unbanned, I would always have dns issues and the like, and nat type problems were a daily occurrence. Network speeds are also bottlenecked to all hell so downloads took ages.When I finally got fed up with all the bullshit, I got a gaming laptop (it was actually a used zbook 15 with a quadro k2100m, performed well enough), installed steam and bought gta v, took me 2 days to download all ~65gb at the time (compared to 3–5 days for a 5gb update on my ps4) and lag wasn’t nearly as bad as it was on my ps4 (in terms of both fps (frequent fps drops on ps4) and network lag (teleporting and the like), and I’ve barely had any issues with other “network stuff” (dns issues could be fixed in half a minute if they popped up, and nat type issues disappeared altogether). You think your money is going into better servers or some shit? It isn’t. If FREE services like steam (which has more features, more customization and is so easy to use that a toddler could play easily) offer much more and are more reliable, why would you bother buying ps+? (Can’t comment on xbox live as I’ve briefly used it over the years at various friend’s houses.)You’re getting scammed, and it’s not expensive as most would think to get into pc gaming. You may have a decent enough desktop lying around (you can find dell optiplex prebuilts and the like used for around $100–200) you could just buy a 1050 ti or something along those lines and plop it in, giving you a great gaming machine for gaming at 1080p/1440p (you COULD play at 4k, but minimum settings doesn’t look too great).Hope this helps. If I made any mistakes -and you can prove it- please do tell me (either through an edit or commenting).